CCTV Off at Murder Suspect's Home on Day of Alleged Crime
Prosecutors claim David Campbell, 77, killed Brian Low, 65, near Aberfeldy in 2024. Court hears CCTV at Campbell's home went off on the morning of the alleged murder.
Category : Politics
Six Charged in Knightsbridge Murder, Hunt for Suspect Continues
Police name six men charged with perverting justice in the fatal stabbing of Blue Stevens in Knightsbridge, as the hunt for a 25-year-old suspect continues.
Rayner Denies Links to 'Fake' Leadership Website
Angela Rayner's team dismisses an unfinished 'Rayner for leader' website as a 'false flag' operation created without her knowledge or consent, amid Labour leadership speculation.
Rayner's 'Leader' Site Fuels Premature Campaign Talk
Angela Rayner faces awkward questions after an unfinished 'Rayner for leader' website briefly appeared online, highlighting the delicate art of political digital planning.
Students Walk Out Against ICE in Nationwide Protests
Thousands of US high school students have been staging walkouts to protest ICE's presence in their communities, with teens sharing their fears and motivations for activism.
Correction: London Masseur Sex Offender Conviction
A correction clarifies that a London mobile masseur was convicted for assaults on women, not underage victims, after being found guilty of 20 offences including sexual assault and voyeurism.
Jimmy Lai's 20-Year Sentence Sparks Global Condemnation
Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai, a British citizen, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison on national security charges, drawing condemnation from the UK, UN, and EU as a politically motivated injustice.
French Riot Officers on Trial for Gilets Jaunes Beating
A trial has commenced in France, where riot police officers are accused of violently assaulting Gilets Jaunes protesters during demonstrations, raising questions about law enforcement conduct.
London Teen Pleads Guilty to Terror Material Possession
A 19-year-old from Southall has admitted possessing bomb-making instructions and other terrorist documents, alongside stalking charges involving schoolgirls and a teacher.
Starmer's Downfall: Left's Warning Realised as McSweeney Exits
Keir Starmer's premiership collapses after Morgan McSweeney's departure, revealing a Labour project built on deceit and cynicism, with Britain facing political instability and fallout.
Sarwar to Call for Starmer to Step Down as PM
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar is set to demand Prime Minister Keir Starmer resign to end government chaos, amid plummeting polls and market turmoil.
Edinburgh Gang Feud 'Useful Idiot' Jailed for Firebombing
Logan Carlin, 24, sentenced to over seven years for firebombing two Edinburgh businesses in a gangland feud, described by his lawyer as a 'useful idiot'.
Queensland's New Gun Laws Called Australia's Weakest
Queensland's proposed gun control legislation, introduced after the Bondi terror attack, faces criticism from advocates who call it the weakest in Australia. The laws focus on citizenship requirements but reject caps on firearm numbers.
Name Mix-Up Exposes Australia's Political Donation Transparency Crisis
A Brisbane resident's donation to the Queensland Greens was mistakenly attributed to billionaire Scott Farquhar, revealing flaws in Australia's political funding disclosure system after recent legislative changes.
Australia's Colonial Terrorism Hits New Low in Perth
First Nations communities feel abandoned after a bomb attack at an Invasion Day rally in Perth, with police charging a man for a racially motivated terrorist act.
Japanese Gas Firms Met Australian Ministers 20 Times
Thinktank analysis reveals Japanese LNG companies held over 20 meetings with Australian ministers, lobbying to prolong fossil fuel industry and slow clean energy transition.
Whistles Key in Protests Against Trump's ICE Crackdown
Protesters across the US are using whistles to alert communities to ICE agents, sparking controversy and condemnation from right-wing figures who label them as weapons.
Starmer's Leadership: The Arguments For and Against
Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure as Labour MPs debate his future. We examine the key arguments for keeping him in power versus those calling for his resignation.
Tear Gas Used on Sydney Protesters Opposing Israeli President
Australian police used tear gas and pepper spray on protesters in Sydney opposing Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit, which followed the Bondi Beach shooting.
Father Jailed for Far-Right Social Media Recruitment
Tygue Crowther from Cleckheaton sentenced to over four years for using X and Telegram to recruit white supremacists and share extremist material.
Sarwar to Demand Starmer's Resignation Over Scottish Support
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar is set to call for Keir Starmer to step down as Prime Minister and Labour leader, citing damage to Scottish support ahead of May elections.
Chinese Tech Powers Iran's Internet Censorship
A new report details how Chinese surveillance and filtering technologies form the backbone of Iran's sophisticated internet control system, enabling widespread censorship and human rights violations.
Mandelson's Fatal Flaw: Machiavellian Victim
Andy McSmith reflects on Peter Mandelson's career, revealing how the UK's first spin doctor combined sharp political skills with self-destructive tendencies and a perpetual victim mentality.
HMRC Penalty Points for Late Tax Returns
HMRC is implementing a new penalty points system for self-assessment tax returns, replacing immediate £100 fines with points that accumulate before financial penalties apply.
Nursery Worker Guilty of Toddler Sexual Assault in Bristol
Nathan Bennett, 30, found guilty at Bristol Crown Court of multiple charges including rape and sexual assault against five toddlers at Partou King Street nursery.
Starmer Confident Despite Two Top Aides Quitting in 24 Hours
Prime Minister Keir Starmer remains defiant as two senior aides resign within 24 hours over the Lord Mandelson appointment scandal, with Labour MPs calling for his resignation.
Starmer Not Resigning as Aides Quit Over Mandelson Scandal
Prime Minister Keir Starmer remains 'upbeat' and focused on governing despite the resignations of two senior Downing Street aides amid the Peter Mandelson controversy.
ICE Operation Forces Minnesota Families into House Arrest
Immigrant families in Minnesota are trapped in their homes, terrified of ICE patrols after a federal surge operation. Personal stories reveal the human cost of living in constant fear.
White Nationalist Hired by US Federal Contractor
Ian Michael Elliott, a senior Patriot Front figure, worked on crisis relief missions for Knight Division Tactical, a contractor with USDA Forest Service contracts worth millions.
King Charles Heckled Over Andrew Epstein Links
King Charles faced a second public heckling in days about Prince Andrew's Jeffrey Epstein connections during a Lancashire visit, as William and Kate issue unprecedented statement.
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